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What this tool does
Find Schema.org type candidates from a category or custom subject and understand dated Google feature filters.
1. Describe the page
Choose a subject and page focus, or type a short description such as online store product.
2. Choose a Google filter if relevant
All Schema.org suggestions shows the broadest set. Supported and curated rich-result filters use a dated local Google feature catalogue, not live eligibility.
3. Read the references
Open the Schema Explorer and official Schema.org reference. Verify that the selected type describes the real page and review the Google feature documentation.
Practical example
A single product page may suggest Product first, then IndividualProduct and ProductModel. The Google filter may show only Product.
Limits and responsible use
The local matcher uses keywords and type names, not AI or a live search of your website. A catalogue entry is not an eligibility verdict.
Keep the original markup for comparison. Review facts against the real page, and use the dated Google feature catalogue or official Google Search Central documentation where relevant. A local check is not a search-ranking or rich-result guarantee.
Authoritative references
Frequently asked questions
Answers are educational. FAQ markup does not guarantee Google FAQ rich results.
Can I type my own subject?
Yes. Use the optional custom-description field below the two dropdowns.
Does Google support every Schema.org type?
No. Schema.org vocabulary and Google Search presentation features are different.
Does a rich-result filter guarantee eligibility?
No. It is only a dated, curated suggestion filter.
